- thanau,
auraidd to euraidd,
ammod to amod,
ddysglaer to ddisglair,
ffarwel to
ffarwél.
There has been a
proliferation of word
changes since 1931, with so...
- near Criccieth,
which is said to have been the
inspiration for the tune
Ffarwél Ned Puw or 'Farewell **** the Piper'. A
number of
modern reconstructions...
- ****Ib:12
Codiad yr Haul B♭
major 2 Voices,
Keyboard (The
rising sun) ****Ib:13
Ffarwel Ffranses E♭
major Voice,
Keyboard (Farewell Frances) ****Ib:14
Dowck i'r...
- fel hyn: "Dafydd, tyrd adref, a
chwarae trwy'r glyn!"
Delyn fy mebyd,
ffarwel i dy dant! Duw a'ch
bendithio fy
ngweddw a'm plant!' 'Bring me my harp'...
- 15th-century
Welsh harpist, and warrior. He is
known to have
composed the air, ‘
Ffarwel Dai Llwyd’ as he
departed to join the army
marching to
Bosworth Field....
- some were sung to
English tunes, but many used
Welsh melodies such as '
Ffarwel Ned Puw'. The most
common Welsh folk song is the love song, with lyrics...
- Aberystwyth, 1929.
Laura Jones. Aberystwyth:
Gwasg Aberystwyth, 1930. Novel.
Ffarwel i Addysg:
comedi mewn tair act [Farewell to Education: a
comedy in three...
- Some were sung to
English tunes, but many used
Welsh melodies such as '
Ffarwel Ned Puw'. [full
citation needed]The most
common type of
Welsh folk song...
- rhai sydd ar y môr o wydr (The
songs of
those on the
crystal sea). 1763:
Ffarwel weledig,
groesaw anweledig bethau (Farewell seen, and
welcome unseen things)...
-
Harris (1932) Hen Ŵr y
Mynydd (Translation, 1949)
Absalom Fy Mab (1957)
Ffarwel Weledig (1946)
Bedwyr Lewis Jones, Cynan: y
Llanc o Dref
Bwllheli (1981)...
